Scientific Programme - South Side Of The Heart 2018

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FCT da Universidade Nova de Lisboa (Polo Caparica)
27/09/2018

Target audience:

Cardiology
Interventional cardiology
Cardiac surgery
Internal medicine

Intensive care medicine
General practice
Physical medicine and rehabilitation

Coordenadas GPS 38º 39' 36'' N/ 9º 12' 11'' W

De Lisboa: Ponte 25 de Abril. Desvio "Caparica", IC 20 (via rápida da Caparica) (saída "Porto Brandão, Universidade"). Aprox. 20 minutos. Depende do local de saída de Lisboa.
De Setúbal: Autoestrada A2 no sentido de Lisboa. Desvio "Caparica", IC 20 (via rápida da Caparica) (saída "Porto Brandão, Universidade"). Aprox. 30 minutos.

CAMPUS
Onde estacionar: Parque da Biblioteca
Sala 1 – Auditório Caixa Geral de Depósitos (edifício V)
Sala 2 – Auditório 202 (edifício IV)
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	ROOM I LIVE IN A BOX / LEARNING SESSIONS
	MORNING: THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE HEART
08:30	Opening
09:00	Live in a box 1: learning how to lead a balloon pulmonary angioplasty (BPA) program
	Chairpersons: Hélder Pereira
	Facilitators: Maria José Loureiro, Filipa Ferreira, Rita Calé
	Panellists: Yu Taniguchi (BPA experience sharing), Rui Plácido, André Luz, Ruben Ramos, Elisabete Jorge
	*Learning objectives:* To clarify what is the evidence for BPA and identify the patient groups where BPA may be appropriate; To present what is the current BPA practice; What are the main complications associated with BPA and how can we prevent it. To learn the usefulness of pressure wire to prevent reperfusion pulmonar edema after BPA; To know how complementary techniques (IVUS/OCT) could be useful to guide BPA.
10:20	Key learnings
10:30	BREAK
11:00	Live in a box 2: learning surgical and transcatheter treatment for tricuspid regurgitation
	Chairpersons: Vasco Gama Ribeiro, Ângelo Nobre
	Facilitators: Pedro Braga, Bruno Melica, José Ribeiro
	Panellists: Rui Rodrigues, Pedro Carrilho, Duarte Cacela, Isabel João, Nuno Guerra
	*Learning objectives:* To learn more about tricuspid valve anatomy and the prognostic implications of tricuspid regurgitation; To understand how we can identify the candidates to interventional treatment of tricuspid regurgitation and the benefit of do it earlier in the process of the disease; To know current surgical approach for tricuspid regurgitation; To know the technique and the results of percutaneous treatment of tricuspid regurgitation
12:20	Key learnings
12:30	Lecture: Percutaneous intervention in acute pulmonary embolism Could it replace fibrinolysis? Miguel Ángel de Gregorio, JA Guirola
	Chairpersons: Marco Costa, António Fiarresga
13:00	LUNCH
	AFTERNOON: THE LEFT SIDE OF THE HEART
14:00	Live in a box 3: learning mitral valve repair with MitraClip: indications, tools and technique
	Chairpersons: Miguel Mendes, Manuel Pedro Magalhães
	Facilitators: Rui Teles, Manuel Almeida, Marisa Trabulo
	Panellists: Regina Ribeiras, Pedro Gonçalves, Pedro Carrilho, Luís Baquero, Inês Cruz
	*Learning objectives:* To understand the complexity of mitral valve anatomy and function; To learn which patients with mitral regurgitation are candidates to percutaneous mitral valve repair; Learning tips and tricks to ensure a successful MitraClip procedure; Understand that procedural success is dependent upon echocardiographic guidance.
15:20	Key learnings
15:30	BREAK
16:00	Live in a box 4: burning questions on complete revascularization in left ventricle dysfunction
	Chairpersons: João Silveira, Lino Patrício
	Facilitators: Hélder Pereira, Hugo Vinhas, Gonçalo Morgado
	Panellists: Ângela Bento, Henrique Mesquita Gabriel, Ricardo Arruda Pereira, Cristina Martins, Jorge Guardado
	*Learning objectives:* Discuss the appropriateness of functional complete revascularization in asymptomatic patients; Discuss the evidence of percutaneous recanalization of CTO lesions; Discuss the evidence of hybrid coronary revascularization for the treatment of multivessel disease, its vantages and limitations.
16:50	Key learnings
17:00	Roundtable Mechanical Support and monitoring devices: could they make the difference in heart failure
	Chairpersons: Jorge Ferreira, Dulce Brito
	Panellists: Fátima Franco, Rui Gomes, Carlos Aguiar, Hugo Corte Real, Tiago Nolasco
17:00	Pulmonary artery pressure monitoring: CardioMEMS - Robert Adam
17:20	Short-term mechanical circulatory support for cardiogenic shock: Impella – Ignacio Amat
17:40	Long-term mechanical circulatory support: Heart Mate III - Marta Marques
18:00	Discussion
18:30	Closing

	ROOM II CASE-BASED INTERACTIVE SESSIONS
	MORNING: ACUTE PULMONARY EMBOLISM (PE) AND THROMBOEMBOLIC PULMONARY HYPERTENSION (CTEPH)
9:00-10:30	Case-Based Interactive Sessions - Acute PE
	Moderadores: Tiago Judas e Melanie Ferreira
9:00	Case 1 - Low-risk Pulmonary Embolism. Practical guide to anticoagulation. What agents, how long and in which patients? Tiago Judas
9:30	Case 2 - Acute managing of Pulmonary Embolism. Do we need better risk stratification? Melanie Ferreira
10:00	Case 3 - Is Intermediate High-risk Submassive PE best treated with advanced catheter-based therapy? Hugo Moreira, Catarina Faria
10:30	COFFEE BREAK
11:00-12:00	Case-Based Interactive Sessions - CTEPH
	Moderadores: Maria José Loureiro, Ana Oliveira Gomes
11:00	Case 1 - Long term surveillance after Pulmonary Embolism: recognizing chronic thromboembolic disease (CTED) as a post-PE syndrome. Daniel Sebaiti, Filipa Ferreira
11:30	Case 2 - Which therapeutic options do we have for Chronic Thromboembolic Pulmonary hypertension? Sofia Alegria, Maria José Loureiro
	AFTERNOON: ACUTE HEART FAILURE AND CARDIOGENIC SHOCK
14:00	Resume of the clinical profiles of acute heart failure approach Otília Simões
14:10 - 15:30	The B and L profile
	Moderadores: Francisca Delerue, Rui Gomes
14:10	The B profile – Congestive heart failure The complexity of diuretic resistance Inês Rangel The challenge of the cardio-renal syndrome Strategies to overcome diuretic resistance
14:30	Non-invasive pressure ventilation Vera Pereira The typical respiratory failure – adjustment of the parameters The less typical respiratory failure When considerer lack of response
14:50	The L profile – the beginning of the cardiogenic shock Otília Simões The diagnostic challenge Inotropes versus inodilators drugs
15:10	Discussion
15:30	COFFEE BREAK
16:00-17:00	The C profile – cardiogenic shock Filipe Gonzalez Moderadores: Doroteia Silva, João João Mendes Hemodynamic profile and monitoring devices Inotropes versus vasopressor drugs Is there a place for vasodilator drugs
16:30	Discussion
16:50	Take home messages